Alex Friedrich
Ah, the old homestead. Pampered, slacking college grads?
Maybe yes, maybe no.
I’m live-blogging this Midmorning program at 10 a.m.:
Click here to join in — or see the transcript after the event:
For well over a decade, the media has been criticizing 20-somethings for not wanting to “grow up” – relying on their parents financially and emotionally for much longer than the age of 18. But the authors of a new book argue that cultural and economic forces have subverted the “traditional” path to adulthood, delaying the onset of adulthood for a generation of young people – and that might not be a bad thing.10:06 a.m.
Host: Kerri Miller
Guests:
Richard Settersten: Hallie Ford Endowed Chair and professor of Human Development and Family Sciences, and director of the Hallie Ford Center for Healthy Children and Families, at Oregon State University
Barbara E. Ray: Writer, editor and owner of Hiredpen, Inc., a company that helps researchers and nonprofit organizations promote their work.
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